Heather Kantrud is a journalist based in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. She writes for the Daily Journal of Fergus Falls, covering local news, sports, and community events. Heather's articles provide a comprehensive look at the happenings in Fergus Falls and the surrounding area, showcasing her dedication to keeping the community informed.
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Fergus Falls, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Heather Kantrud primarily covers local sports events in Minnesota, particularly focusing on high school athletics such as wrestling and basketball. Given this, she may be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sporting events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches.
Additionally, Heather's coverage includes topics related to house & home and design. Hence, if you have content related to these areas within the context of Fergus Falls or Minnesota more broadly, it might be of interest to her.
Since Heather focuses on local news in Fergus Falls and surrounding areas in Minnesota, any pitches should align with the geographic focus unless they cover broader trends that are relevant at a national level.
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By: Heather Kantrud
There's nothing I love more than an impassioned person reaching out and telling me about a situation that is legitimately and truly wrong no matter which way you look at it — 100% truly and utterly wrong. I love hearing things like, "I don't have the platform that you do to say something about it; but you can!"
"Ana is the best teammate you will ever have. She is super kind and she loves everyone. I couldn't ask for anyone better," stated Mia Olson, ninth grade goalie for the Fergus Falls Otter girls'hockey team. Heather Kantrud | Daily Journal Media
"Rise" is an all new, modern-day Ragnarök tale, that will come crashing into bookshelves on July 2, with an action-packed YA fantasy debut from author Freya Finch.
Stephanie Garber's "Caraval" was first published in 2017, and the series has swept the globe, topping bestseller lists in multiple countries and gaining enough traction that the three book series,
With election season well underway, various elections closed in some cases and the June 27 presidential debate already complete in what is certain to be a contentious battle for the next POTUS, journalists are buckling down and zoning in, well aware of their importance in keeping the public informed in matters of national, state and local democracy.
Money is a difficult topic. Inherited money is even more so.
By: Castrenze Fricano, Heather Kantrud
Independence Day is almost here, charcoal and lighter fluid are flying off store shelves. Propane tanks are being filled in preparation for the outrageous number of hotdogs that Americans consume
By: Heather Kantrud
A festival-goer gets their face painted at the 2023 Phelps Mill Festival. Submitted
"Rise" is an all new, modern-day Ragnarök tale, that came crashing into bookshelves on July 2, with an action-packed YA fantasy debut from author Freya Finch.
Travel to 15th century West Africa in the pages of O.O. Sangoyomi's new historical fiction, "Masquerade," published in hardcover format on July 2.
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